Do I have to pay a monthly parking management fee if I buy an underground parking space?

If you buy an underground parking space, you must pay the parking space management fee every month.

Still have to pay parking management fees (also called parking service fees), and it is the owner's obligation to pay management fees. The owner shall pay the property service fee in accordance with the property service contract, including the cleaning of parking lot cleaners, 24-hour lighting, security guard on duty, irregular maintenance of facilities, drainage, ventilation and monitoring.

There are no provisions and standards for parking space management fees in the Property Law, but the charging standards for residential parking spaces are drawn up by property management companies. If there is any unreasonable place, it can be reported to the local price management department, and the charging standard will be approved after examination and approval according to the price standard set by the Price Bureau.

Extended data:

Parking space management fee is introduced as follows:

The owner shall pay the property service fee in accordance with the provisions of the property service contract. If the owner and the property user agree that the property user shall pay the property service fee, the owner shall bear joint and several liability. The property service fee shall be paid by the property developer before the property is actually delivered to the buyer for possession, and shall be paid jointly by the owner and the buyer after the actual delivery.

Whether the parking space management fee is paid to the property or the management party, the object of storage fee is different. You have to pay management fees for buying parking spaces and parking spaces, but parking spaces and the right to use them are a little different. Usually this parking space is for your own use only.

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